Ron Davies

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I use 36 WordPress plugins to power my blogs and need every one of ‘em.
But that’s just me #;>)

Most of the plugins once set up are relatively invisible in my day to day blogging. Many of the ones I could not work without many other professional bloggers didn`t even know existed. I love to research this stuff!
( I know it’s a little sick..)

Here`s your chance to take a look inside my blogs and see what makes them tick.

Some of these plugins are incredibly powerful SEO tools, some greatly simplify keyword tracking and management, while others work small miracles with RSS, and tags when I hit the ‘ole `Submit`button for my post.One even completely automates updating the entire WordPress system when new versions come out.

If you want to know how I use any of them, let me know and I will explain or do a video. My videos often end up on the plugin`s home pages, so they can`t be too bad.

Here is the killer 36. Tell me which ones you use right now.

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Cheers,

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Connecting your blog directly to WordPress is much easier than you might think. An easy-to-use wordpress plugin called “Twitme” is available for free, and when installed and set up according to this video it will do 3 things invisibly in the background every time you post to your blog;

1. informs your followers on Twitter that you have made a new post to your blog;
2. builds intelligent and seo friendly backlinks to your blog from Twitter, which Google sees as an authority site; and
3. updates the timeline at twitter.com/yourusername so anyone that is not your follower but is checking up on you will also see the link to your blog.

Again, it is important to follow the steps in the video, as the default operation of the plugin is not as effective as the special set up I use.

Hope you enjoy!

Ron

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